Thread: Identifying a previous caller
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Old 09-06-2015, 11:12   #12
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Re: Identifying a previous caller
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Originally Posted by ArsMoriendi View Post
Make a phone call lol. The signal in my house is non-existant and outside is scarcely any better even without goddam traffic noise.
As you seem to have internet access you can make mobile calls over that as well.


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BTW my OP was stupidly written. I should have just said that we think a call we got last week was not from who they claimed to be because we phoned the actual organisation today and they had no idea what we were talking about and they log every call they make so I want to know if I can call Virgin and they can tell us whether it was them or not.
To be fair that's quite a common occurrence, particularly among mobile companies where acquisition subsidies are high.

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Originally Posted by progers View Post
They will only normally release details of the call to authorities such as police
AIUI I don't see why they are not required to release it to the customer as well. Being DPA data controllers and all.
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